Sentence examples for unfavourable at from inspiring English sources

Iso-heptanes decreased as the temperature increased supporting the idea that iso-heptanes are thermodynamically unfavourable at high temperature.

This is because expansion of the molecular area of 1 by binding to the nucleotides is thermodynamically unfavourable at higher pressures.

FtsZ and FtsA will co-polymerise, until the repeat mismatch makes that energetically unfavourable at a given bending angle (curvature).

The lack of these elements in the thermophilic fungi may indicate that transposition is unfavourable at higher temperatures.

Others, e.g. Seville, appear unfavourable at a national level but are around the average when taken in the context of all the areas.

Presence of a tracheostomy tube and epilepsy at 3 weeks were associated with unfavourable outcome at 1 year, as were PEG feeding at 3 months, and weight loss between 3 weeks and 3 months.

We have identified some factors that are associated with unfavourable outcomes at hospital discharge and at 6-month follow-up in patients who have had an episode of delirium.

While toluen, as other hydrocarbons, is adsorbed favourably in the whole concentration range, water exhibits unfavourable adsorption at low concentrations, and favourable adsorption at high concentrations (adsorptivity reversal).

Presence of a tracheostomy or epilepsy at 3 weeks had associations with unfavourable outcome at 1 year that were not explained by acute injury severity, as did PEG feeding and weight loss 3 months after injury.

Hence, if the combustion process in the test rig is stable at certain operating conditions, it may show unfavourable dynamics at the same conditions in the engine.

However, if recombination occurred between the two polymorphisms, some inbred lines would show a favourable allele at the detected polymorphism, but actually contain the unfavourable allele at the functional polymorphism.